Adding on to what I said earlier, Rubik's is pretty much trying to eliminate all competition which will hurt their business. Now I know this would usually drive business revenue up, but this may actually bring it down. After all these lawsuits being in the news of Rubik's getting rid of all competition, who would want to buy a cube from a money thirsty business like that? Also, Rubik's is targeting the retailers saying that "they make their own knock-off versions. If a user uses the defendant's cube (TheCubicle) they will be dissatisfied with the product compared to the plaintiff's (Rubik's) cube, as they have a long history of QC." Now I know two things that you are thinking-first off, TheCubicle isn't even making cubes. The only way they could be considered making their own cubes is Cubicle Labs or Pro Shop. They are just tensioning, lubing, re-stickering, and adding magnets to the cubes. Though even then they still aren't making their own cubes. Second, you are probably thinking that there is no absolute way that a Rubik's brand cube is better than any cube that TheCubicle sells. Even then, you would be right. A few months ago a close friend of mine asked me if I had any cubes to get him started with cubing. So I just bought him one with my order that cost me $2.21. (If any of you are curious it was a clearance MoFangJaoShi.) Even then the $2 cube was better. I really think that Rubik's is just hurting their business by doing this. Because who knows, after this Rubik's may target other cube businesses like SpeedCubeShop or other retailers. And then going back to what I said earlier if this gets in the news (which it most likely will and is already on Bloomberg) it will drive people away from Rubik's because they would realize that Rubik's is just another money thirsty toy company. Adding on to all of this, look at cubing competitions around the world, those are also just drawing business into Rubik's, not TheCubicle. As practically all non-cubers would think that any cube is a Rubik's cube, many people who want to start speedcubing would most likely start with a Rubik's branded cube. And many of these competitions are funded by TheCubicle, which give gift cards to the winners of the competition. I would be really sad to see TheCubicle go as I buy all of my cubes there. I have absolutely nothing against SpeedCubeShop, but I was originally going to buy a Cosmic Gans Air SM there and then saw the processing time warning for it. It said, "due to extremely high demand, please allow up to 30 business days for your cube to ship." Why would I wait 30 business days for a cube to be made NOT to ship? TheCubicle Pro Shop does it in one week. I'll stop my blabbering and rant there. I just really hope that Rubik's loses the lawsuit or at the bare minimum, TheCubicle doesn't go out of business.